Welcome back to the Dungeon Master's block, the place where we come to talk about the Dungeon Master, the most important person in the game.

With every conversation we hope to inspire as many as possible to keep on dungeon mastering.

Hello, blocklings!

And welcome back to the dungeon masters block.

I did not see that coming, but that's great.

So, if you can't tell, if I refer to you as Blocklings, I have one of my absolute favorite guest host on.

You're wearing the gold jacket.

You've been here enough.

You know, everyone on staff knows exactly who you are.

We're ready to go, but none other than Jeremy Cobb, you're back.

Hello, everybody. Good to be back. Thank you so much for having me, Neil.

And if you didn't know why I screamed hello, blocklings, please, dear listener, go listen to

three BH, three black halflings, as you should already be doing, because it is a wonderful

podcast that I regularly listen to because I get to hear you be a dungeon master, which is fantastic. Well, thank you. How long has it been since they stopped calling you friendly? I don't know, but... Since 2021, three years. Okay, that's what I was thinking. I was trying to go back in time. I was like, it's been a while.

It's been three years, yeah.

It was towards the end of Outlaws and Obolusks where they finally insisted, like, stop it. I think it was right, episode 13 or 14. They're like, you need to stop. Perfect. That's okay, though. My thing with Dungemasters is everyone doesn't have to feel like they had a great session,

but they need to feel like they were safe in the session, no matter how harrowing that session truly was.

I think, I think in my case, it was the reverse. I think they had a great session, but no one felt

safe. Yeah. Give a take. Yeah. They felt safe, I guess, with me as a person.

But with me as a dungeon master, they were like, this is, it's just going to be pain.

And we're going to love it.

But it's brutal and horrible and terrible and a blast to play through.

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